Correspondence from Suitts to Winner
Correspondence
November 17, 1981

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Case Files, Thornburg v. Gingles Hardbacks, Briefs, and Trial Transcript. Correspondence from Suitts to Winner, 1981. 32baba8d-d892-ee11-be37-6045bddb811f. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/ffe2c668-d2f7-4a3d-ae73-fa7fb14fb770/correspondence-from-suitts-to-winner. Accessed April 27, 2025.
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"l TONY HAAESOia. >t Oit llrrai FF/UCES.€fryEn. yc.prldnr a ! . JUUUSLq.r^r.AEnS:!ftrilrn SrEVE SUftTS, Ercrh- CEr! . JGEPH H AS. Cqr-l I5 Itn1511 STnEET, X.W. ATLANTA, GEORGTAIXI:I (a0a) 522-t7eir November L7, 1981 Ms. Leslie J. l{ianer Attorne). at Lau 730 East Independence Plaza 951 South Independence Boulevard Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 Dear Leslie: Irm obliged for your letter of the llth and the enclosed copy of the plan presented by Senator Joe Johnson. If there Here any debate which can be documented through newspaper clippings or affidavits and which would be of inportance to our yiew of the intent of the legis- lature, Iou should be sure to also subnit those documents to the Departnent of -rustice.. Is there anythiDg else that r*e need. to subnit to the Department on the state constitutional provision? Napoleon Willians Rayrnoad Wheeler Julius Chanbers